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Bessnti@te Ro@st@ten.

Die 9efammtfId9e bes
BelIiner WeihbiIbes tam mad ben grs
9ebnffen Der R%eun1sfnng auf stua 243
ensI. 2uobrat'Dt eiIen unsenommen
perbsn. Die @inwObusr3ubI betrdst
isSt 1,SI1,5 5s SeeIeu.
Orei S5weferu, Dameu
bsHersn Stunhes uub Spii6eu 40 uub
go Sabre alt, ftirsten f9 am 1. ApriI
abenbs non Der Offender Sride aus
BET Sotsbam tn bic SapeI. sic NUTS
ben pom S9iffern ans 2an6 se3osen,
cine Der S9weferu aber par bereits
eine 9si9e.
SIN S IDrouot in Starts
purbe bisfer Edse Elm pra9tpoHes Was
uuitript aus hem fInftsn Sobrbunbert,
elm ,,9sben Ssiu," UeI9ss 9biIipp Der
@uts, Ser;og Don 8ursunb, in furbieer
S3rift auseefibrt un6 nit l6 Riniat
turen aussef4midt batte, fur 10, 500
Sranten uertauft.
Gin wabres 8Iutbab IT DE-
tsts am 2. ApriI elm Bauer, Ramsns
9auier, IN 6srbsrtsbofen BET Aussbure
an. 9erieIbe srtf nit einem Refer
PI6sIi9 fetu @eib unb feline pier &inber
an; jusf bauon blfebsn eIei1 tobt, bic
anbern wurhen 19uer perIsSt. 9onn
erb6uste Der 8duer f9. Der @runb
wOr 8erm6Ssnssrrrittuus.
Ods neunte beutfGe 8Hns
bes: unb SubiIdumsi9isBsn fnhet nod
enbaiItj9er 6effeSuus in Srantfurt a.
so. pom s. bis 10. SuIi fott. Grit BEN
6efe foq sueIeid 6ie grinuerung an 6ns
25idbrise Beffeben bes benti9sn S9hs
Senbunbes sefeisrt werben, unb uian Dot
beBbaIb 6rnntfurt 3ur Ssff1nbt gerpdbIt,
neil bclt ou3 1862 has erfe beutf9e
Sddssnfef fattsefunben bntte.
Sn SIfingen tn @hrttems
berg fpieIte BITE DorfiuseuO G5sater. Sn
benz sur AnHhbruns selunsenhen Sthde
tou1mt elm Selbfn1or6 Dor. Dan Res
u%oIper, Der bierbsi bsunst werhsn iOute,
bate .iu uuuOrF&tiaer Reni9 ssIaben,
unb 10 uur6e has SpieI sur blntisen
Bobrbeit. Ter unfreiwiuiee SeIbffs
u,6rber, br fi9 nit ber ungEi6ieliseu
Wafe cine &ueeI tXrd ben &opf ioete,
war elm babf&er a@tsebnidbriser sung
ling.
aus GemIiu In SIapouieu
wirb ron elmer feItfamel 8eruunbune
ed9riebeu 9r Orts sSorffanb pom
SiuIeim, MtorimiIian Merf@ie, las TN
9oftbGuie beim AbenbeheH, 6a fieI
bur9s 6enfer etn S9us, Der bos Mefs
fer traf, has Mrf3ie IN be 5anb bteIt.
Die &useI riB swei Singer ab unb iaste
bos Wfefer IN elmer 70 beftiseu @eife m
ben Wunb, bag bic @anse BHPGIten unb
aud bic Sunse f&usr Uertest wurOe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-29
Cine iaoamertfaniid,e &epm.
bIif>

SER Charles @etlar aug 9uenos
Apres, Der 9auptIfabt Der aresnttnif@en
&epubIit, 1T i'm SOutbern 9oteI obse:
itiesen. St siebt On, Elm ault IN feinem
6eimntbsIano gu betlei6en unb in Amtss
9eIddften mad Amerita sereiif Su fetn,
bic sr aber ni6t ndber ettIdren mill.
Or fast, bnB febr wenig @efddftss
perbtnbun9en 3piiden ben Ser. Stanten
unb Der arsenttnii9en 8epubIit beftdns
ben, 6a bic eissntbimIi9e @eiddftsIase
hes Ietteren Qanbe9 einen baIbidbrIt1en
ober idbrIi9en Sre6it erfor6ere. @ngs
lamb, DeutfdIau6, 6rdntrstd unb Bell
glen ffdnben inter bisier SsbinsuuS nit
Der Arseuttutfdeu RepubIit tn @es
i@ditsperbtnbuns, ober bic @ei1dftss
Ieute Der Ser. StG1ten u~erfdn6en f6
ni9t biersu.
@s beftebe feline birette 9ampferuer>
binbuns swiI1en NOrbnmerita unb Der
Araenttnilden RepubIit. gs fef cine
DampferIinie pon Stem 9orf mad 9tio
be Soneiro eineeri9tet uub bicr uife
BerIn6ung ifattfinben, wenn BITE @aaren
meter mad Bueuos apres sebra6t werf
ben foateu, mas eroBen aufentbnIt unb
8srlnf beptrte. Die omeritauifdeu
Rdufeute bdtten o~ftn1nIs f9Ie1tere
@oorsn oIs Hrobeu eelaunt uub fid 6as
Der tn feinem 2anbe in MiBerebit ses
bra9t.
Die gommtiion, ueI9e 3nr ttnterfas
dung ber 5anteIspsrbdItniHe ber tubs
auneritanif@eu Staaten ernannt worben
iet, babe f9 nut 8 Stunhen tn Der ars
senttuii9en &epubIit aufsebalten, obs
wobI bieies 2anb beinabe 70 aroB oIs bic
Ser. Stauteu. Die WitsIteber Der goms
miifion bdtten baber nbiolut ni9ts pom
ben bortiseu 8erbdItuiHen Iernen Tons
men unb f9 nur IdderItb sema9t.
gs wirben ibrieenS Diele Ian6wirtbs
f@aftIi9e rtenfiIien aus ben Der. Staas
ten mad 6er RepubIif eiueefi5rt, ba foIs
DE IN tetuem 2oube befsr ansefertigt
wIrben.
Weau beabf@tise iest sroBe 8erbeFe;
run9eu IN benz 2anbe uor5nnebmen, u. u.
cine giienbabn pom otIantiI6eu Ocean
NIT etuem SunutI uon 5000 Reter Qdnoe
bur4 bic 9orbiaerensRette. Go feieu
berets 1400 @eiIeu bieier Babu bis
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,Ruifi@e" 9erfaHun9S 8es
ftfebulaef1.

Inter Der Sirutd r6reier Bunb~ bat
ft9 IN RuBIanb cine ueue sebeime @e:
leui9aft eebiIhet NIT Der Aufgabe, ben
Deipotismus bes 3aren gu betdmpfen
unb &uBIanb poIittf3, wtrtbi@aftIi9
un6 tultureu gu befreteu. DGs YrOs
gramm bie1es Bunbes lit, pie @iensr
BIdtter ersdbIen, ebsnio umfuusrei9
aIs unflar, ertIdrt ibrisenS ofene Aufs
Iebnuns unb seDaIttbdtige aneriffe sesen
bic istise Resieruns fur ftattbaft. Na9
bsm Broeramni fam iowobI Der erbIi9e
Saiier, ais aud elm pom Jreien Bunb"
beitimmter 9rdfbent StaatssS beI baupt
wsrben. 2esterss lit perpfi5tet, bic
pom Staatsrntb unb Bunbesratb an9e:
nomrieuen 9eiese 81 senehmiseu, 5u
p~er6Hentli9eu unb aus3ufatreu. Oer
Staatsratb pirb aus ben 6retsueriamms
Iuneen, Der Bunbesratb aus ben Yros
%pin5taI' . eriammIunsen 9ewdblt. Sieie
&6rperf3nfteu tommen auf 9runb zines
augemetnen @abIre9tss pom 81. bsaw.
25. Qebeusiabre III Stanhe; fe seben
bic itaatIiGe @efes9ebuns gemeiniam.
Daseeen psrualten ii6 bic @eueinben,
8e3irte uuo Yroutn;en feibftifdnbig.
Snsbefoubere uerlau9t Der vSreie Sunb~
BITE @ewdbruns Der aa8emetnen Dfen
i5enre6te unb Der bireerIi9en Sreibeit
u. a.. 9Iaubenss, Rebez, YreBs, Ehsas
ter', 8eriammIunsss uub 8sreinsfrefz
belt, unperIeSIi6teit Der 9erioh unb
bes Sausre6ts, ferntr auf foeiaIspoIitt'
i9em @tbiete bic 8eriorsuus Der Rtns
Der, &ranten, 8eruunbeteu unb @reiie,
bic Bef6rdntung Der tdeIi1en Arbeitss
;sit, bic @infibruns pom S3iebsseri9s
ten spif9en A%rbsit9eberu unb arbsit'
nebueru, bic grri@tuns Don @Obns
9duIeru fur arbetter, bic 8ertbetIuns
pom Staatssitern uuter arue Bauern
II. +. Do. Bemertensuertb eri9etnen tieie
fociaIspoIitif9en Sorberunseu. @s lift
ut6t gu Ieueueu, bag IN 5oIse Der
'initIi9en Snbulfrte3i9tuug, bur9
Sdus.6ne uub in GoIee Der uerminbers
ten @etrs. beauSfubr bic Gage weiteiter
SsubI'eruusSi5i9teu in RuBIanb ft@
aernrt uerf9le9tert bat, baB bier6ur9
bic poIitii8e un1ufriebcnbctt erbebIt9
perulebrt worben TIT. @enn aud &uB:
Ionb nod ui9t DOR elmer pOIitiihsn Tins
wdlBuns febt, 70 bat ss iebsnfous
ioctaIe uurubeu an befir9tsn, unb TO
bfrfte i4 bic Aufmertiamtstt Der ruIs
fi9eu electromagnetic netbsebrunsen
mebr unb mebr ben tnuereu AuyeIesens
beiten 3%uwenbeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-29

,um SIus Der @Orbiaeren bersefeat
worbsn. auserbem iOIIteu anbsre Gab'
men oebout uerben. Dies werbe 3ur nrs
bormadune bes 2anbes uieI ~bsttraserl.
Boz etpa 6 sSabren let fGuul btnrei4sno
@ei,en fur ben eisenen @onium uorbaus
ben aeweIen, aber IN einissn Sabren
wsrbc ben, absebOIfen uuO BITE @spubltt
idIiesIi& cine &iuaItu Der Der. Staaten
Ia ber @etreibeausFubrwe rbeu. Amsrita.
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..Mrbnr,Aahu

Sn ben nd&ffen @oGsn werbsu 90
pom unferen Staaten, bic ieSes SaSr
uieberte5renhe gerenionie bes 8ounts
pfiau3ens besebn. Oie Baum Gage"
tnb in ben betrefTenbsn Staaten aewils
isrmaBeu III eefesIi9en SeteItasen se=
worhert, neil bic grfabrune eeIe5It bat,
bag has, mas man ebebem fur cine abs
sef4mcdte Eborbeit belt, uon unbes
rs9eubarem @ertb unb pou GROCER Wi@s
tistsit 1T.
Die erfte formeue @infesuns beg
Baumtaees fanb IN Rebrasta Dor Is
Sabren itatt. Der, pom weI9em ;usrf
Der @ebonre, cine ioI@e 8~ortsbtnns 3n
treffeu ousetne, mar Der bamaIise @ous
uerneur s. SterItns Rortou, un6 i9ou
BITE RefuItate bes erfen 8eriu9s waren
70 sufriebenffeQen6er art, buB man ben
gnti9IuB faBte, ben Bouutas gu etuem
seiesIi9eu 6eiertag 81 MAIDEN.
Raufas fcIste binnen Sur5em biefem
BeifpieIe, unb bic beioen Staaten soeen
tn perbdltniBmdBts turaer 9sit Mtnnes
toto. Mi9isan, Colorado, Ohio, WiSs
confn, Weff 8tretnieu, Snbiana, 8srs
mont, Rew 6ampibtre, Maha9uietts,
Eeu Seriep, BennipIuania, 6IorthG, AIas
bama, MslfOuri, California, Rentudp
unb Maine mad f9.
Sn Rebrasta finb sesenudrtts COS
Niaipnen 9iume in sutem mub sebei6s
Ii9em 3ufnnbe, wdbrenb man DOR Der
Ginfibrune bes Baumtase5 bort taum
einen Baum antrefen tonnte, aus9es
uommen Idnss ben SluBufsrn. Dteie
wirtlt9 sroBartisen @rfoIge babeu es
beuirtt, bab man IN gr s@ouuerneur
Sterling Rorton einen @obItbdter bes
Bottles ebrt.
Man bat 8srIu9e sema9t, aud in
Snincis biefes 8srfabrsu na63uab:
men. Ser @inwanb, Der bort erboben
wutbe, mar, buB m SoIse tIimatii4er
8eri9iebenbeit gar tetn beffimmter auses
meiner 9 umpfan3uuestas fefaefett
werben t6nne. Oo9 wirbe es Elm 2si9s
tes iein iber bic Gwdbnte S9wiertsteti
biuweg an tommen. gs f6nnteu 3pei
idbrIi9e BaumpFanauusstage feffseiest
werben, elmer fur ben ilbIt9en GbeiI.
Der anbere fur btu &eif bes Staates.
SIN Canada bsffebt f9sn cine berartige
gnri6tuus uub f.Ibf falls man bos
ni@t 70 maiden woIte, tit tsin @1unt
uorbanbeu, wesbnIb man ni9t IN irs,nt
einem ~eseienet.n Sbeile bls States an
einsm 9tpihen Eose nod gerabr,Oune
Bdume pfmssnH folte. gs lift bod bei'
fer, wenn ou9 nur Elm Gbtil nes Stou'
les Gin i9ftsmotiib ss Berfubreu fur bi'
9ermebrure ter WaItbdun1e sini9Idst,
ais SoIGes gdntIi9 Al untetIaheu.
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oien 1910; mad BuIgarteu $0.I4;
mad Ddusmarf 1910; mad Gibraltar
$o.1s; mad @rie@snIanh $o.16; no3
6ouanb $O.Os; mad I1ugdrn SOIL;
mad SctaIieu 5000; mad Rorue8en
1910; mad BcrtngaI $0.15; mad
R~uu16iiien $0.12; mad europ. RnBIano
$o.Is; mad tantai. RuBIanb $0.25;
mad Spanien $O.15; mad S4weoen
$o.14; mad Der S4weiB 5000 mad Der
europ. Efrtei 1914; mad ben Bbilips
pine1 $2.45; mad AIeranbrien 1884;
mad Slb : afrita $2.l5; mad Aben
80. 90; mad 8nrma5 $I.30; nG9 geps
Ion $i.25; nod China $2.45; mad
@orea 81. SO; mad Sapan $500; mad
Saua l 10; mad Berfen $l.0O; MAO
Der afat. Eirtei $o.43; mad AuffIalieu
81. 65; mad AuffraIien Dia Sibirien
81 5 mad ReasS eeLanb $500.
ilnIere transatIantifdeu photographer
boben senls gu tbuu, obi@Ou fe ni@t
fir ben pollen Gag Bei4dftisuns baben.
Das 6auptsel4dft if bur@weS tur3
Dor unb mad S9IuB Der B6rfeus unb
Marttberi&te, pom 10 ubr Bormittass
Bis II rbr Ra9mittass, bis am fan
IN aan. europa bic B6rfeu @ef@dfte
abgef9lofeu fnb.
RttteIff zines gut tonfruirteu SabeIs
t6nnen mad Der etueu Augabe $50 B6r'
ter, mad Der onbsren $50 W6rter per
Stunbe bef6r6ert werben, weI9es I'm
Gage 1s, 900 reip. %, 1000 @6rtsr aus'
MAIDEN wiirbe.
SIS fam niGt ~ansbIeiben, bag Elm
foI9es &ab:I bdufg Bride unb &ifs
erIeibet uib IN 6olse bef1en rsparatur'
bebirftis pirb. r1n6 aud ionf bhrfter
f9 bic nnterbaItuusstoffen bebentent
b5ber ffeuen, ais BEL stnem 2anbtsle'
erapben. Eros bieisr etb6bteu nus:
saben baben bis tur3 DOR ausbru4 bes
9esenwdrtisen Ronturrsn5 3 6riegeS BIZ
Deri9iebenen @efeuf9aften 8 bis 5 BRO:
cent Diuibenbe beaablen t6unen.
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SnIdnoH@e Ea@rt@ten.

Rertwdrbis sIei5seitis fin6 6rei
chamber uerwanbte aIte 9amen tn Con.
nteticut seftprbeu. Am 90. Mdrs ffarb
IN apon bic ~94'idbTiee Stau gheiter
@oobfOrb, am 1. apriI lire chen 70 ate
S4wdeertn 6rau truman Woobforb,
unb am 8. april tn ADon ibrs 99sidbrtae
S@Ueffer, 6rnu Sec. 3. MsoObforb.
- Ra9 benz foebeu eri@ienenen Sab.
Iier'f9en Abresbu9 Der r6mii@s fatboIis
i@en Rtr9e stebt es IN ber Rem gorter
Oi6eefe 413 Briefer, IN bsr Softnner
312, In ber BaItimorer 2s7, tn Der
g6icasoer 2s9, IN ber BbiIaheIp5iaer
27o, tn Der St. 2ouiIer 254, In Der
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beffeIn6en BrhbEr, poIftiffren nnb fais
i9en sur seseufsitisrn uuter fhtsung IN
ibrem Seruf bic ,grteu @iubeH, bie
outeu QueIen suui BetteIu, aus.
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~Se
Madinau, Mt@., %. April.
6eute fIih trieb has Sis aus Der StraBe
pom Ro6inou uub Der Dompfer @ilianr
CHISHOLM mar 6os erfts Sa5rseus, bds
IN bieIem Sabre bnr9fubr. Sin belts
ger Sturm tobte sur Witiaesseit, be
bic Strnbe nit Grsibeis flute unb BITE
| OwI1tohrt er(9wstts. Der 6aFsu pom
| g6ebousan lit beinGte eisfrei. Bon
8uiIsp's 6orbor Nib ssmsISet, 6oB bGs
@is bsr SEesH Bop uuIssbrr9gu uRh TN
Ereibeu fei.
Yatterfon. q. g., 90. april.
SCute trpIobiIte In Der SpantOe Rapter'
WibLe Der Centrifugal. @df9n,
Uobur5 cine r6tbnre Ssrf6runs ans
aeri@tCt uurbe. Die GriIuuier bes
Bdi9ers fiog,n bur4 bns Dad unN
fsIsn ouf s. s. 8oot5 & Co.'S Sets
~6enFabrit ant Der anbersn Seite osr
StroSs, wrSuI9 ou9 bter Sreeer
| S&a6en entf7Gnb. Der Arbeiter an
BEN @6I4er febIt unb 1T wabr(@etnI@
unter ben Grimmern b~e9rnben; Diele
onbers wurben IebsnssefdbrIi9 UerIest.
BafBinetou, 25. apriI. Die
SoDbenmttr ftnb bnbin btIebrt wOrben,
baB importrt T, be,. wteber ms 3ano
sebrn9ier einbeimti9er SranntUeta,
uenu herIeIbe gum 8erbrou@ aus benz
3oHipeGe: senommsn wtrb, na9 bers
i,nieen Quontitdt uetfeutrt wsrben mnb,
weIde inter 8oupsrf9tnB eeIest wnroe,
ni@t obsr mad berisnis,n. weI4e f4 bet
Der HusI6Inns nod ucrfn6et.
Erpp, 81. o., as. ApriI. Oa bic
bieTaen Ofeuformer bef9Iofn 6nben,
Bic Mobene Der uon ibrem @ewersueretn
tn bic A9t ertId,tsu ct. 9Ouiier Sfens
eieBereten ui@t 3n benusen, ftn6 BITE
biefseu OfeusieBeret.n bente fammt une
fOn6ers an6er Setrieb sefekt wotben.
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man.: Gin btefiser SonberIing, Ramens
WoIin, Der NIT einem rei3enben Mdbs
den, UfiR Yonta, perIobt, war, woute
ff9 beBisli9 Der Seiratbs : geremonie
ui9t auf'S 9erabewobI perIafen; er
perIanete cine 9ensraIprobe, um Gins
3eInbetteu, bic inn miBfaIen m6dten,
nod BET 3etten dnSern gu t6uuen. Ru3s
benz fd Or. Wolin bei'm Rir1enamte
psrpFi5tst botte, bic hpppelteu Earen su
ta5Ien, unb tbatfd9Ii9 bic 6o13eitss
9eneroIprobe ftatt. Ste Brout erf@ien
inmitten ibrer 8erwnnbti9ntt, Der 3ue
beweste f3 IunSlau1 gum Mtare, bort
barrie Der Yrieifer TN Ornate. 81.
Moutn, Der eifris tn Der Str9e uurs
berIief traf fortwd5ren6 Abdnberunsen ;
enbIi3 ertIdrte CT f9 tufrisheuseffeut
unb uerabf9ie6ete f9 pom benz 9etfIt9en
NIT ben @orten: vanf WieberIeben,
ulorseul- anetn 6isfes @fe6erfeben
bItsb aus, benn, babeim nnselanst, ers
tIdrte WRiB SUuto, tie babe IN etueu
WaIe 9eirntben senus; fe persis9te
barouf, f9 nit foI@em vQudugeImster"
IN WirtIi9teit trauen gu loHen.
- Die Sobrit prn 9Ofitortsu, ueI9s
TN suffrage Der 8un6esresieruus unfere
8offarten IN goffleton i'm Stdnte Rews
Dort uerfertist, felt tdsTi9 Ppftarten
i'm 9ewi9t uOn 3msi Bis brei Eounen Der.
Der sr6ete auftrag, Ben BITE 6abrtt
ismaIs auf einmaI au~s3ufibren bate,
Ioutefe fir HE Rnff her @toht Reu.
Dort unb belief ff9 ouf uier WiGiouen
SGrteu i'm @crui@t uou etwa IL Eonuen.
ue5er5aupt werhen IN Rew BORT bic
metfen Yofttarten sebrau6t; etua feds
Wfiutonen Sthd ieben Wfonat. Der
3wsitsr6Bte CONTINENT 1T bic Stnbt
gbteaso, wel@e unssfdbr brei Riliouen
3arten ~anmonatIi9 fur f9 auein beans
ipru9t. gs werben in ben Der. Staoten
aqidbrIt9 uusefdbr $50 RiIicnsu Bots
tarten ausefertist. Die grmdBieuns
bes SriefpOrtos auf Bwe Gents bieIt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17

A COLONY is organizing in California to
settle in the state Of Sinaloa, Mexico. The
Topolobampo Colonial Clue recently
held meeting, the principal feature of
which was the discussion of the laws
which should govern the colony. It was
held that, although allegiance must be
made to the general Mexican government,
yet the colony should reserve to itself the
power of making its own local laws, re-
garding marriage, the punishment OF
crime and the regulation of property.
Over hundred immigrants have already
settled in that place, and express them
selves satisfied. This is OF course an
additional reason for the advance of the
road from here to that point on the Pa
cifc coast. An enterprisipg colony OF
Californians there will soon be clamorous
for avenues of trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17

WHEN Secretary Manning swings the
kings English he appears to have the
arm of an athlete rather than that of an
invalid. In speaking of the treatment
our fishermen receive from the Canadian
authorities, he does not hesitate to de-
nounce it as "brutal." The language of
diplomacy may be more elegant, but in
extreme cases harsh measures are not
only permissible but justitiable. If the
Canadian authorities be as Grant termed
them, acknowledgements, but irrespon-
sible agents." it is only in some such way
they can be taught that interchange Of
courtesies which marks the intercourse OF
enlightened nations. Even barbarians
understand lex talionis, and that thor
oughly applied may put these arrogant
powers in SO receptive frame of mind as
to understand and act upon that better
law which should be the guide of nations
as well as individuals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17
EDUCATION IN rBr .AkMY. !
Gen. james b. Frye Expresses Hisvfe
AT Governors Island Institu4e.

Gen. james b. Frye Expresses H,syfews
az Governors Island Instityte.
Special to the Gazette. ~
Frye OF the regular srmy, Expressed bis
views freely yesterday afternoon befoss
the the Military Service Institute On
Governors Island. The subject fofsdis-
cussion was compulsors education in the
United States army. The views express
ed in his paper, as read, caused quite a
sensation among a large number OF
prominent people who attended. He
criticized the public school system and
said it could hardly be claimed that the
selection of men as lawmakers proved
that the public school system had done
anything to improve voters, or 20 purify
the franchise. The Tweedlsm which
amazed the people twenty years ago, has
grown with the public schools,
The schools are maintained
st an enormous cost to pre-
vent corruption. The speaker
characterized public schools as an aspect
of compulsory charity. He asked: "Car
the defects in this system be removed, OIL
speaker argued against the Introduction
of compulsory education in the army. He
held that general education was not S
function of the government. CAN enter
prises belonging to an individual mus
fail when assumed by the state. The con
ciusion is inevitable,' that system should
be abolished" Gen. Frye went on TO say
that before msn could be admitted tc
the militay service as an officer, he mus
be examined in the elementary branches
to prove that he is capable OF specia
service in this country and forced service
in European countries. He argued thai
it would be better to force men who hat
the rudiments of an education into the
army than to accept the enlistment of ig
norant men, too dull to learn, and compe
them to study the elementary parts Of
education. He advocated higher pay tC
private soldiers, to secure better elias:
of men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17
Homage to Boston Beauty,

Boston Post,
The occasion was that of q fashionable
wedding in a fashionable church. The
bride was the patrlcian daughter Of a
house that dates its proud name back pos
sibly to Charlemagne or farther, and the
bridegroom no whit less distinguished in
ancestry. The solemn knot had been tied
amid thrOng Of the haute noblesse of the
city, all trends, relatives and acquaint-
ances of the happy pair, who were adj
mitted by card, and the procession took
up the line of march to their carriages
AS Is usual on such occasions, the striped
awning drew an eager crowd to catch q
passing glimpse of the bride and
her attendants, and such good.
ly crowd had collected on
this day that the muscular police had q
hard time in keeping the curious ones at
q respectful distance from the hidden
wedding guests. Among those unbidden
on-lookers was one Of those irrepressible
New England maidens of rich pare ntage,
who are ever ready with their eager eyes
and quick perception to take in every sit
ustion without losing any of the atten-
dant details. AS the last carriage drove
up in front of the awning for
its owner, the irrepressible, who was on
one side OF the openings in the awning,
cal ed across to 8 friend of the same age
on the opposite side, that "that was the
last of EN-"
"Have you seen 'em all, Mary Ann ?"
asked the friend.
eyes, have; 1 seen 'em all, and my,
ain'l they homely? Come, let's go home"
replied the irrepressible, wi bout ray of
envy in her quick black eyes as she
skipped merrily away. Blue blood!
where is thy boast? =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17

THE GAZETTE's prediction anent Far
wells senatorial chances in Illinois
proved true. for the Republican caucus
nominated Farwell and he will probably
be elected, as the Republicans have a
small majority on joint ballot. Senti-
ment played conspicuous part in Far
wells selection. When Logan was a can
dIdate the last time Farwell's friends
were urging the lstter's claims with a
fair show of success. Farwell and Logan
were at outs and not on speaking terms,
but Farwell said Logan had jus. been
beaten for the vice-presidency becsuse
handicapped by Blaine, and that Logan
deserved well of the Republican party.
Farwell told his friends TO vote for Logan
and they did so. Logan, and his friends
too, were touched by the magnanimity of
Farwell, and now Logan's friends are
paying a debt of gratitude. 1t was their
influence in the caucus that gave the nom-
nation to Farwell. Such an incident
affords a refreshing contrast to some of
the contests for political place and the
considerations that control men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17

Mr.. TILLMAN of South Carolina has
introduced bill to compel railroad COM
panies to use precautionary measures
against such accide nts as have recently
occurred. HIS bill requires that ell
railway passenger, mail, express and
baggage cars shall be lighted with gas
or electricity and that no stove shall be
used to heat any railway car used for the
transportation of passengers or
employees. Ii his bill becomes a law
railroad companies will be obliged
to find some way to heat their cars by the
use of steam. The bill also requires that
each train shall be supplied with axes,
croWbars, pickaxes and shovels, kept in a
PLACE where they will be readily accessi-
BILE il case of accidents. On application
at the patent office Mr.. Tillnan says he
was informed that several devices for
safety heating and lighting of railway
cars have been patented, and he thinks
the railroad companies would find little
difficulty in complying with the proposed
Law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-17

Mr.. PRENDERGAsT of McLennen coun,
ty is the chairman of the house commit
tee on constitutional amendments. This
is cheerful augury for the prohibition
brethren, who want the Legislature to
provide for the submission of 8 constitu,
tional amendment prohibiting the sale OF
liquor in Texas. Mr. PrenGergast is 8
Democrat and decidedly conservative in
his views on all questions, but he is also
a Prohibitionist. His committee will re
port in favor of submission.